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We are developing an sophisticated ERP system for Aerospace re-manufacturing. Currently the platform is built on a legacy PHP MVC framework and Sencha ExtJS 3.2.1. We are launching in the next month or so and will require on-boarding a junior/intermediate developer to assist in daily developments, b...

Hey all - it's been a while :) Several years back I began using VirtualBox which eventually led me provisioners like Vagrant and that eventually led to CM tools like Puppet, which I use today. All in all the experience has been positive, albeit frustrating at times. I use NetBeans as an IDE - it's s...

Been a while since I posted - figured I'd through this out there to hear others experiences, suggestions, etc... I am part of a small team of 3-4 developers. We host on GH using private repos. I am the primary DM/QA/BA/etc. Despite our limited automated tests - I still need to manually go over the a...

I am considering writing a white paper based on my views and understandings of the market place/ecosystem of open source web-based (PHP focused) applications, platforms, frameworks and libraries. Please consider this an initial (unorganized) brain dump. My hope is to harvest new ideas or concepts wh...

I remember you...it's been ages since I have been here too.

1. There are step by step instructions available through Google by Google a. You create aliases through google accounts and/or forward your emails from the registered domain b. You create a separate dedicated user account ($5/month) 2. Google hosting comes in multiple flavors. Google application eng...

Greetings,

I am just in the process of candidate reviews on some freelancing sites...opportunity still exists....what is your hourly rate and do you have email and/or a phone number? I don't have Skype...

I have several tasks lined up ready to rock should you still be interested???

I am seeking freelance/part time assistance in developing and maintaining a moderately complex business application(s) specifically tailored to manufacturing industries. + PHP/MVC experience is required (currently using a bespoke MVC minimalist framework -- moving towards Slim) + Extensive/extJS/Sen...

They are all poorly done, IMO. Like already stated, it's a lot of work, existing web services like CampaignMonitor, etc do the job very well already.

A quick Google:

http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Framewo ... tions.html

WordPress is not the framework of choice, personally. I'd prefer Drupal, module architecture is slightly cleaner. The hang up for msot people is that Drupal interface is very complex. For a developer it makes sense, for the end user probably not.

Cheers,
Alex

Do what has already been suggested...use .htaccess and index.php to handle the request, dispatching to appropriate controller:action pairs.

Or should I make another model that represents the overall item of interest and contains the 5 db table classes? Interesting question one I still struggle with occasionally. Personally I would implement each as a separate distinct model, with it's own business logic, validations, etc. However I wou...

Tough market, IMO. For starters, most small/medium software factories probably prefer to have a on-staff security "expert" - which leads me to my next question. How do you distinguish yourself from other developers who also claim to be security experts? Personally, if I had a small team I ...

Great advice given above, although I wouldn't say Drupal is better than Joomla, that is subjective to a developers experience, requirements and the end-users involved in managing a site. Drupal is not work the lazy or non-tech savvy. WordPress is a far better choice if user simplicity is a must. Joo...